American Diner Satin Silver Chandelier With Acid Ribbed Glass Shade Spring features a decorative pattern highlighted FLR-Lattice-Grey-160x230

Name: American Diner Satin Silver Chandelier With Acid Ribbed Glass Shade Spring features a decorative pattern highlighted FLR-Lattice-Grey-160x230
Brand: brassofpeace.org
SKU: 92274769301
Price: 43.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3393 (20 reviews)

SKU 92274769301 ★ 4.3

American Diner Satin Silver Chandelier With Acid Ribbed Glass Shade Spring features a decorative pattern highlighted FLR-Lattice-Grey-160x230

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American Diner Satin Silver Chandelier With Acid Ribbed Glass Shade Spring features a decorative pattern highlighted FLR Lattice Grey 160x230 features a decorative pattern highlighted by gold trim The 3 light chrome bar pendant comes with adjustable height crystal sanded shades and the inner ring can be positioned in different angles and the matching metal trim finished in satin silver completes the look Made from glass and mild steel materials

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